Moss

Wood, Forest in Wigtownshire

Scotland

Moss

The Southern Upland Way near Polbae
The Southern Upland Way near Polbae Credit: Dave Kelly

Moss, Wigtownshire, commonly known as Wood or Forest, is a small village located in the southwestern part of Scotland. Situated in the region of Dumfries and Galloway, Moss is nestled within the picturesque countryside, surrounded by rolling hills, lush greenery, and stunning natural landscapes.

With a population of around 500 residents, Moss is a close-knit community that embodies the charm and tranquility of a rural village. The village is characterized by its quaint cottages, traditional stone houses, and well-preserved historic buildings, which add to its unique character and appeal.

Moss offers its residents and visitors a range of amenities and facilities. The village is home to a local pub, a post office, and a small convenience store, catering to the daily needs of its inhabitants. Additionally, there is a primary school and a community center, which serves as a hub for social and recreational activities.

Nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts are drawn to Moss for its stunning natural beauty. The village is surrounded by dense forests, offering various walking and hiking trails that allow visitors to explore the breathtaking scenery and observe the local wildlife. The nearby Moss Bay provides a tranquil spot for fishing or simply enjoying the peaceful ambiance.

Moss, Wigtownshire, with its idyllic setting, friendly community, and abundance of natural beauty, offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of modern life. It is a place where residents can enjoy a close connection with nature and experience a slower pace of living.

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Moss Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.018146/-4.7197402 or Grid Reference NX2672. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The Southern Upland Way near Polbae
The Southern Upland Way near Polbae
The Southern Upland Way near Darloskine Bridge
The Southern Upland Way near Darloskine Bridge
The Southern Upland Way near Drumdow
The Southern Upland Way near Drumdow
The Southern Upland Way near Drumdow
The Southern Upland Way near Drumdow
The Southern Upland Way near Blair Hill
The Southern Upland Way near Blair Hill
The Southern Upland Way near Blair Hill
The Southern Upland Way near Blair Hill
The Southern Upland Way near Knockernan
The Southern Upland Way near Knockernan
The Southern Upland Way near Knockernan
The Southern Upland Way near Knockernan
The Southern Upland Way near Drumdown
The Southern Upland Way near Drumdown
The Southern Upland Way near Drumdown
The Southern Upland Way near Drumdown
Trees in Kilgallioch Forest Young trees in Killgallioch Forest.
Trees in Kilgallioch Forest
Young trees in Killgallioch Forest.
Track in Kilgallioch Forest A forest track in Kilgallioch Forest. The Southern Upland Way long distance path follows the path for a distance through the forest.
Track in Kilgallioch Forest
A forest track in Kilgallioch Forest. The Southern Upland Way long distance path follows the path for a distance through the forest.
Young trees south of Loch Derry Young trees beside the forest track, to the south of Loch Derry.
Young trees south of Loch Derry
Young trees beside the forest track, to the south of Loch Derry.
Forest track west of Derry A forest track in Kilgallioch Forest to the west of the small farm at Derry. The Southern Upland Way follows this stretch of track.
Forest track west of Derry
A forest track in Kilgallioch Forest to the west of the small farm at Derry. The Southern Upland Way follows this stretch of track.
Wind turbine on Blair Hill One of the many wind turbines of Kilgallioch Wind Farm.
Wind turbine on Blair Hill
One of the many wind turbines of Kilgallioch Wind Farm.
Farm at Derry The small, isolated farm at Derry, which is now unoccupied.
Farm at Derry
The small, isolated farm at Derry, which is now unoccupied.
Unoccupied farm at Derry The small isolated farm at Derry within Kilgallioch Forest is currently unoccupied.
Unoccupied farm at Derry
The small isolated farm at Derry within Kilgallioch Forest is currently unoccupied.
Cattle grid east of Derry A cattle grid on the track to the east of Derry.
Cattle grid east of Derry
A cattle grid on the track to the east of Derry.
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Moss is located at Grid Ref: NX2672 (Lat: 55.018146, Lng: -4.7197402)

Unitary Authority: Dumfries and Galloway

Police Authority: Dumfries and Galloway

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